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7 suggestions to the government for effective branding of Bharatiya culture and civilization
Western countries are experts in branding themselves. Look at the UK, for instance. It’s even managed to brand its colonial past and sell it...
“Ten Heads of Ravana” a pertinent critique of Hinduphobic scholars
Knowledge is a multi-pronged tool. Unfortunately, it’s never disinterested. The goal of knowledge can be either to propagate Dharma or to advance the cause...
Panipat comes alive with Hariyali Teej amid turnout of 50K women
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Haryana's Panipat city came alive in vibrant hues on Saturday as the grand celebration of Hariyali Teej took centre stage amid the turnout of...
Western cultural invasion in Bharat
In science we hear of invasive species and the many precautions which are taken so the species remains contained, does not get out of...
One man’s solo mission to keep the dying art of ‘Katha-Vachan-Gayan’ alive
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'Katha-Vachan-Gayan' (storytelling-reading-singing) is a legendary and rare art form which stretches back to mythology and legends. Only a few people in Bharat present storytelling...
Real Bharat: viral video of elderly man garlanding his wife instead of new two-wheeler wins netizens’ hearts
A heart-warming video of an elderly man almost garlanding his wife instead of his new two-wheeler won over netizens. Bharatiya culture lives on in...
Bharat is a civilizational state bound by a commonality of sacred geography and sacred history, surface linguistic and political differences notwithstanding
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Assuming that speaking the same language is essential to the continued existence of a nation, and not having one would lead to it “falling...
Tales of Bharat – little known Dharmic stories
Tales of Bharat by Rati Hegde Ji is a collection of stories from the glorious epics, legends, folklore, and history that attempts to bring...
King as divine in Mahabharata
The concept of considering king as divine or representation of divine finds its strongest suport in Hindu Polity in Mahabharata. In Hindu Polity, Manusmriti...
Need to organise more music festivals: Santosh Nahar
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Believing that both the government and private players need to come forward and do their bit for Bharatiya classical music, Hindustani classical violinist Santosh...